New York Banking Ties Rural Areas and People
A long report explains how New York banks act as bankers banks, drawing funds from country banks to finance rural needs and industrial growth. It notes many officers come from outside New York, and cites the practice of using local notes and collateral like ploughs and livestock to secure interbank credit, with examples such as a mule named Molly and the incident titled The Minting of Molly.
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American Bankers Association
New York
New York State
New York City
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Michigan
Missouri
Illinois
Maryland
Delaware
Vermont
Mississippi
Kentucky
Tennessee
Minnesota
Iowa
Florida
Rhode Island
North Carolina
Indiana
Wisconsin
Georgia
California
Montana
Maine
West Virginia
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Molly
Group economics and state socialism ideas from 20th century bankers and labor leader
The text presents two views on economic understanding and policy. J H Puelicher argues for a cohesive producer consumer network with fair returns across sectors including farmer canner carrier wholesaler retailer labor and capital. Samuel Gompers opposes state socialism, asserting Americans prefer liberty and that people should shape the state rather than be shaped by a powerful bureaucracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J. H. Puelicher
American Bankers Association
Gompers
Samuel Gourpers
Rilletss church death report and upcoming program
A brief noting the death of a member over forty, with plans for an Older Boys Conference trip to Dodge and a report expected next Sunday at the evening service. Rev Woodworth delivered two messages last Sunday. attendance was small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Osberg
Theo Osberg
Walter E. Wenberg
Enoch Gradberg
Minnesota
Martin Hall
Swen
Fairmont
John Stenstrom
John Paulson
St. Ladies Aid
R. W. Swenberg
M. E
Roy Register
Paul Weir
Huntington
Dunnell
Barlow
Estherville
Martin Sevatson
Wallingford
Axel Lyon
Bloomquist
Harry Ziemer
John Nygren
St. Paul
Nels Olson
E. J. Gradberg
Axel Carlson
Carl Carlson
John O. Anderson
Violet
R. W. Swift
Ore
Emmetsburg
Martin County
Pratt Stedman
Woodworth
Meeting and events around December in local churches
The Service Star Legion holds a meeting December 6 at 2:30 in the American Legion Rooms with officer elections for the coming year and welcomes eligible nonmembers. A Christmas Bazaar is set for December 12 at the Baptist Church starting 10:00 am with a noon lunch and 5:30 chicken pie supper. Various Methodist church notes cover Older Boys Conference reports, missionary society activities, and upcoming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Star
Legion
American Legion
the Baptist
Religious Services And Meetings In Wallingford Area Churches
Local church notices detail December 16 observances at Wallingford Lutheran including Sunday sessions, a pastor sermon, and the Older Boys program, plus a prayer meeting at Edwin Osher residence. Immanuel Lutheran lists a mission meeting led by Rev. Berge with multiple speakers, and Palestine Lutheran notes the Children's Mission Society gathering and a 11 a.m. Sunday service in Norse. German language services announced for next Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. The notice also covers a property foreclosure sale in Emmet County scheduled December 24 with bid opening at 10:30 a.m. at the Estherville courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist
Isaac Marley
12Th Street
Woman’s Missionary Society
Kate Burris
North 5Th Street
Wallingford. Luth
Edwin Osher
Immanuel Lutheran Church
High Lake
Jack Creek Ladies Aid
Simon Paulson
Immanuel Church
S. A. Berge
Estherville
iMatt
George Holne
S. Tverberg
China
Madagascar
Palestine Lutheran Church
Children’s Mission Society
Thor Sunde
T. Nsen
Luth
Sheriff’s sale notice in Emmet County Iowa
A special execution issued by the District Court of Emmet County Iowa in favor of Robert L. Leach as Receiver of the Estherville State Bank against Hazelle Weber leads to a sheriff’s sale and a levy on real property as described in the court record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Emmet County
Robert L. Leach
Estherville State] Bank
Estherville
Hazelle Weber
Auction Terms Include Highest Bidder at Ratesville
Public sale terms specify accruing costs at the highest bid by the bidder. Dated at Ratesville, this notice sets minimum conditions and deadlines for bidders.
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Ratesville
Notice of first real estate sale under special execution
By special execution issued from the Clerk of the District Court of Iowa in Drury County Farmer Elevator Co. sues C L Denison. Lot three of block two in Ire nes addition to Estherville and the building thereon will be sold January 7 1924 at ten o clock AM at the Estherville courthouse to satisfy debt seventy seven dollars and nine cents and costs eighteen dollars and forty cents plus accruing costs, cash to highest bidder. Dated Estherville November 27 1923 Thomas Nivison Sheriff
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Emmett
Mary Schneider
T. E. Boland
Rose Boland
M. Emmet
County
Iowa
Estherville
State of Iowa
Drury County
Farmer Elevator Co
C. L. Déison
C. L. Denison
Sien
Thomas Nivison
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Francis H. Sisson
Mr. Farmer
E. F. Davis
Grover
Argus
Seattle
V. R
F. H. Sisebnit
Boot Shop
Election Service Star Legion
Rigaw
V.R.—— Christmas Bazaar
V.'R
Methodist Church
Esthervile
Fort Dodge
Young
Oner Dow
Des Moines
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Tokio
J. J. Bushnell
G. T. Nolson
Methodist
Sioux City
Standard Oil
Regula
Sheriff’s Sale
Sheriff's Sale
Suits & O’coats
Men’s High Rock Fleece Union Suits
Estherville, Iowa
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